The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-16
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Morris will oelebrate-and gr andy
| too.
The Especial" the best &c cigar in
| the market, at Mrs. O'Mailys.
A large store.house is being erected
on 5th street north BY Larson & Mil
son.
Meeting of all of the 4th of July
committees at the engine house to-
night.
Anton Watzke is enlarging his res
idence by splendid addition to the
| front.
County orders are now at par
cash on demand at the treasurer's
office.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the 'sadv." of Mrs. O'Mally In an
other column.
| Farmers of Baker are notified, else.
where in these columns, to destroy
the wild mustard.
Some interesting figures. of impor-
lance to every citizen in the county,
is given in another column.
Celebration on July 18th in Morris
and the best dance of the season in
the evening. Don't fail to attend.
Prepare to attend the celebration
in Morris unless you want to miss
the best time ever had In this vicin.
ity.
Get out your nag and clean up your
old musket. You may get one of
those liberal prizes to be given away
July 4th.
Ice cream of assorted havors and
all kinds of summer drinks, confec.
tioneries, tobaccos and cigars at Mrs.
O'Mally's.
The Loyal Legion entertainment
given at the Methodist church last
Thursdayevening was very pleasant
affair. and was an entire success.
Old settlers meeting at Johnson's
grove, aear the mill, on June 30. If
you have lived in the county since
July l. 1876. join this organization.
Attorney Bevans' card appears in
this issue of THE Sun. He has open
ed his office near the First National
Bank and is ready to do all kinds of
| law business.
You can always get your job work
executed at THE Sun Office on short
| notice and in CREDITABLE manner.
We only ask an inspection of the work
done at this Office.
Mrs. O'Mally wishes us to say that
hereafter she will keep constantly on
hand bread and an assortment of
cakes and pies. When you need any
thing in this line give her call.
A sociable will be given at Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Baldwin's tomorrow even
ing by the ladies social union of the
Methodist church. A good time is
expected and cordial Invitation is
extended to all.
James Krogstad, proprietor of the
hotel in the Central house, inserts an
ad. in this issue Of THE SUN. He has
had fitted and has elegantly furnish
ed the building throughout and offers
good hotel accommodations.
Hereafter stores will be closed at
! eight o'clock every evening except
Saturday. This is due to the clerks
of the village; they are certainly en-
titled to at least a couple Of hours
| freedom out of the twenty.four.
Early on Tuesday morning an oil
stove exploded at the residence of
| AL. Stewart. Mrs. Stewart took the
blazing concern and threw it out
doors. displaying a good deal of pluck
| III SO doing. Her timely action may
have averted further damage but it
was atgreat risk to herself.
There are two new trotters in
town. One recently purchased from
| a Little Falls party by J. Berkin, and
the other is owned by Mack. Forbes.
We won't give their record away.
We'd prefer to see some of thelocal or
neighboring sports who think they
have fast stock tackle the new-c0m-
ers for a whirl.
The second annual entertainment
by the music pupils and the children
of the Convent of Mercy school will
be given at the rink, in Morris, the
evening Of June Goth, 1887. An ex-
cellent program is being prepared
and an entertainment of rare interest
may be looked for. Tickets, Is cents
each. Doors will be open at 7 O'Clock
] p. m.